St James Guild to Gather at Mrs Marshall Field Home
Society notes say the St James Guild will be entertained Thursday March 15 by Mrs Marshall Field at her residence on South Washington Street.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
10
Society notes say the St James Guild will be entertained Thursday March 15 by Mrs Marshall Field at her residence on South Washington Street.
Mrs D M Galloway hosted the P N G club on Railroad Avenue March 2 with pleasant refreshments. The group plans a food sale and hot lunches from 10 am to 6 pm on Saturday March 17 at the Dillon Implement company. The next meeting will be at Mrs Charles Nelson's home on April 6.
Mrs Morse hosted the Needle Club gathering Wednesday afternoon on South Idaho Street. In attendance were members and guests Mrs Best Mrs Poindexter and Mrs Van de Walker.
On Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs D L Smith Melvin Smith acted as host for a four course goose dinner in honor of Mrs Abbie Hanson of Los Angeles Eight covers were laid and the guests included the family and Mrs.
Maheiats and Mrs Selway along with Abie Hanson and Misses June Blair Muriel Roe and Elmer Selway shared a pleasant social event with all in attendance remarked as very enjoyable by everyone.
Beaverhead Motors Co promotes Ford deals. Mrs. W. H. Wade visits Dillon relatives in town. Mrs. L. C. Stocker and Annie Stocker vacation in Dillon at the Medlon. Earle Maine and Idaho Falls family visit Metlen hotel. J. H. Sharpe welcomes a nine pound son Richard Page born Feb 27 1923. mother and baby thriving.
A compact line from a historical page notes an Indiana Boy Scout phrase and a quip about extinction. The fragment includes a glass crash sound effect and a curtain with a groan, suggesting a staged or dramatic moment.
In Lebanon Connecticut Mrs E M Troland at a switchboard relayed a danger warning when a northbound train and a returning engine neared a farm near Yantic. Mrs William Murphy on the track signaled the engine to slow and stop, saving about 150 passengers. Both women remained calm after the event.
Hartwig screens The Hands of Nora with Clara Kimball Young in a Metro release tonight. Tomorrow: The Gentleman From America starring Ed Gibson, Louise Lorraine, and Carmen Phillips. Sunday to Monday shows Salome with Nazimova, then Nanook of the North Tuesday matinee, followed by Mighty Lake Rose on Wednesday and Thursday. District court term opens with few civil cases ahead of police judge jury selection.
For sale a splendid small dairy operation of 120 acres located 3 miles north of Dillon. Includes a 5 room residence and outbuildings. Produces about 150 tons of alfalfa hay. Features open water pasture timber and an old water right. Price 8500 with easy payments. Co. C Newman Telephone Block Dillon Mont.
Mrs Anne Stillman widow of James A Stillman ex president of The National City Bank of New York opens a millinery shop. Her two sons Baby Gay and Alexander stay with her as she repudiate all charges in the sensational divorce suit.
Sheriff Dr F Mooney announces a sale to satisfy a judgment in the case Olson v Decker. On March 31, 1928 at 2 pm the front door of the Beaverhead County Courthouse Dillon Montana will host a cash sheriff sale of the described lands and improvements in section township range, with all appurtenances.
Conversation narrator recalls a brusque clash about politeness and social boundaries. A wary remark about meeting a spouse reveals tension and coded critique of propriety between two people.
A playful advertising line promises a hearty, easy to prepare dish by mixing a little appetite with food and seasoning. It emphasizes simple, homey cooking and a mouthwatering result suitable for mid meal hunger.
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